Great product , brewing today

Sealed well in container currently in secondary along with French strisselspault hops and golden light dme and lme, saflager 23, all ordered at morebeer.com. smells good can’t wait to bottle or keg haven’t decided that yet

On the way to Yuengling clone

Nicely packaged and in good shape

works as expected to enhance body and foam stability.

I have this as a staple in most of my IPAs and pales these days. Stay on the light side

Ads that nice head retention to all beers, I'm hooked on using this stuff.

This, and carafoam, both can be used to improve head retention in your homebrews. They work great! Just wish I knew how they made it?!

Great way to add subtle character.

Fresh grain. Word of advice - DON'T use too much.

I enjoy crisp/ thin beers for the most part, but when I tried Tasty McDole's amber I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed the body added by the carapils. I imagine it going great in a thick stout or porter. Doesn't add sweetness, just body.

This malt won't overpower your brew/flavor but can add significant quality to the finished product. A regular in most IPAs I've brewed.

Hey Hey what can I say. It is Carapils and it seems fresh. It adds to body mouthfeel and head retention. Just don't do what I did one time and add to much on a whim. :>)

And coming from More Beer, you know it's fresh.

about .5lb per 5 gallons will do wonders for increasing head retention & adding body, without altering your flavor profile. When I was still doing extract brewing, this went in every batch. I makes a world of difference in the body for extract beers. Great for all-grain too.

Great if you are having those problems

I used this in an imperial stout to give it a different mouthfeel (smooth) and some head retention. Works great.

I buy all of my grains exclusively from More Beer and have been doing so for many years. They consistently have the freshest products in stock for the best tasting beer.

always a great addition

I use Carapils for adding body and head retention without adding sweetness that some caramel malts often add. I use it in almost all my beers.

Did your last beer fall flat? Try adding some of this grain to the malt bill. Good grain to experiment with.

The whole Cara family has great head retention properties. I highly recommend adding some to every batch you brew.

I use carapils in all my beers to add quality head retention.

ive always had issues with getting good head( settle down gentlemen) it wasn't till i started all grain and added these to the mix. not sure if it was these or more sugar that was added but it did the trick. now i'm debating to add about .5 lb to ever batch.